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Nouvelles publications par nos membres:

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Canada should treat environmental crime like organized crime

Robert Muggah & Sheldon Jordan (2026)

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Big Game

Jenn Thornhill Verma (2026)

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Rhino rancher seeks South African court’s approval to export 479 rhino horns to Canada

 

Jenn Thornhill Verma (2026)

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From Passion to Illegality - Understanding Succulent Consumers' Decision to Participate in the Illegal

 

Online Wildlife Trade

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Léanne Vincendon, Masarah Paquet-Clouston, & David Décary-Hétu (2026) 

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The Evidence for Ranger Patrol Effectiveness in Conservation and how to Improveit
Rytwinski et al. (2026)

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Where does Canada stand on Environmental Crime?
Sheldon Jordan & Justina Ray (2026)

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Criminalité environnementale: le Canada tarde à appuyer un accord clé de l'ONU

Sheldon Jordan & Justina Ray (2026)

L'envers d'une passion: une étude sur le comportement illégal des consommateurs de succulentes en ligne

Léanne Vincendon (2026)

 

La face cachée de la pêche Baladodiffusion animée par Véronique Chadillon-Farinacci (2026)

 

Les conflits de territoire de pêche de homard des Maritimes du Canada: une approche par la théorie des jeux Véronique Chadillon-Farinacci, Niangoran Fabien Ekue, Ellie Côté (2026)

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Beefsquatch and the raccoon king: A criminological exploration of human-animal relations in Bob’s Burgers

Wesley Torangeau (2026)

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Exposing the elephant in the room? Connecting speciesism to Canadian animal welfare legislation

​Marissa Beatty & James Gacek (2026)

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Safety Risks, Institutional Responses, and Narratives in Fishery Management: A Case Study of the 2023 Commercial Glass Eel Season in Nova Scotia, Canada

Véronique Chadillon-Farinacci & Ellie Côté Chadillon-Farinacci (2026)

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Canada’s role in the international trade in live monitor lizards: An examination of CITES trade data with notes on illegal trade

Shepherd, Boratto and Jordan (2025)

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